a key player from the Blues discusses his change of status

The winger of the XV of France and the Union Bordeaux-Bègles, Louis Bielle-Biarrey, has experienced a meteoric rise since his remarkable performances during the autumn tour with the Blues. At only 21 years old, he has already established himself as a key player for the Blues and continues to shine with his club in the Top 14. Asked about his physical and mental state, Bielle-Biarrey confided that the one-week break was beneficial: “This week did me good in terms of mental and physical freshness. I was playing six matches in a row since France-Japan, it was starting to wear on me. It was the perfect opportunity for me to rest “There, I'm good, I'm better. We'll see if it shows on the ground.” confides Bielle-Biarrey, in comments reported by RMC Sport.

A new change of status to be understood

The fall tour marked a turning point in the career of Louis Bielle-Biarrey, who says he is aware of his new status while keeping his feet on the ground: “I live it quite simply”, assures the Bordeaux winger“Maybe I don't necessarily realize it… It's true that I had three good matches for the France team and people talked a lot about me but I still have the same points to work on. I have the same strong points. I shouldn't get excited about that. I know that it worked for me but that tomorrow I won't necessarily be the best on the field and that won't be the case. not the end of the world though. You have to take that. with a grain of salt, I'm very happy to have had great matches but I'm not worried in any case.” expresses Bielle-Biarrey. Concerning his grandiose popularity, he remains modest: “I'm often at home or around my house so I'm not too bothered. It's certain that when we go out in town, we are a little more recognized but frankly it's still good. I assure you, I'm not a huge superstar who can't leave the house”, assures Louis Bielle-Biarrey, sparkling during the autumn tour with the XV of France and who continues to impress with his ability to manage this change in notoriety.

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